Sentence examples for considerable execution from inspiring English sources
The MS-DOS executable for GenCompress failed before completion after a considerable execution time, even for the smallest genome.
Experiments show that our efficient algorithm for computing the mesh intersection saves considerable execution time when compared to other algorithms.
With the increase in the processing core counts on modern computing platforms, the main memory accesses present a considerable execution bottleneck, leading to poor scalability in multithreaded applications.
However, the high efficiency of error correction is still not achieved due to the need in the expensive and complex operators that require substantial computational resources and considerable execution time.
As for Mr Wallace, he doesn't deny that there is still considerable execution risk; or that, with its poison pill in the form of its HKT holding (since the Chinese government must approve any owner of HKT) out of the way, a predator may be lurking.
The effort involved in the setting up of such plant studies can be considerable and the execution of the experiment its self is often a test of endurance.
Results of the comparison with another recent genetic algorithm based exploration technique indicated considerable reduction of execution clock cycle as well as power consumption for almost all the benchmarks.
We can see that all benchmarks show a considerable variation in execution times of tasks.
Performing distributed executions has enabled a considerable reduction in the global execution time of structural dynamic studies composed of different design alternatives.
We investigate variants of the implementation of SA-AMG that lead to considerable improvements in the execution times.
The top NBC programmer, Bob Greenblatt, has been closely associated with "Smash" because he brought the project with him from the premium cable channel Showtime, and he continues to devote considerable attention to the execution of the series, according to several NBC executives.
